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All cookie types are used for convenience and to personalize the user experience. They do not identify you directly unless you choose to share personal data, and we apply safeguards.

You can manage cookies through your browser settings and our preference tools. Your options include:

• Delete stored cookies at any time.
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• Manage Flash cookies through the Flash Player Settings Manager.

Blocking all cookies may reduce website functionality, including login, payments, and saved preferences. In the EU and UK, you can withdraw consent at any time. In the US, you may have rights to opt out of sale or sharing for advertising under state privacy laws. In parts of Asia, local laws such as PDPA or PIPL may grant similar controls.

Some older parts of the web still use Flash technology. If your device supports it, you can control Flash cookies in the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager. You can set permissions, limit storage, and adjust security options. Blocking all cookies, including Flash, may disrupt features like language selection, remembered sessions, and auto-login. For the best experience, keep only the cookies you need for core functions and choose stricter settings for others.